Legal Issues discusses the importance of clearances and copyright for using music, names, and other copyrighted materials in productions. It also mentions the need for public liability insurance to cover injuries to cast and crew during filming. Codes of Practice describes the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) as an independent non-profit organization established in 1912 to regulate and classify films and videos based on their suitability. It aims to prevent people from accessing content not suitable for their age while preserving its independence from government or industry subsidies.

1. Legal Issues
 Clearance is gaining accessed permission of files and documents amongst
other copyrighted materials. Clearances are vitally important as without
it, things like using music for soundtracks or using the name of someone
that may have passed/a certain object or thing is branded illegal without
the right to do so.
 Copyright is important for the production of media due to it effecting
whether or not the producer is able to include a soundtrack; something
incredibly important to the film its self. Before doing so, the producer will
have to gain permissions from the original creator.
 Public Liability insurance is important for the cast and crewmembers. If
they are injured during the production of a film, the insurance covers
treatments, compensation and legal expenses.
Codes Of Practice
 BBFC is an independent, non-profit and non-government body. It
was set up in 1912 by the film industry. They regulate film/DVDs
and videos to prevent people from buying or watching films that
are not suitable for them. The public concerns for the BBFC are the
concern over the issues in films and games such as racism.
 The BBFC is a not for profit organisation, and its fees are adjusted
only to cover its costs. In order to preserve its independence, the
BBFC never receives subsidies from either the film industry or the
government. Its income is solely from the fees it charges for its
services, calculated by measuring the running time of films or
DVDs submitted for classification. The BBFC consults the
Department of Culture, Media and Sport before making any
changes to its fees.
 PRS for musicaim to achieve fair valuefor copyright
musicin the face of changing technology and legislation.
Forging internationalalliances to enable cost-effective
and transparentcopyright administration around the
world. Strivingto increase distributionsto members and
improvethe service we offer.
 BECTU: Governmentdepartmentsand publicbodies
responsiblefor the sectors which employ BECTU's
membersoften engage in publicconsultations about
proposalsfor change.

2.  BECTUplaysan active part in such consultationsand the
union's submissionsareendorsed by the National
Executive Committee(NEC) as BECTUpolicy.